I've lived in the NE all my life. I don't know anyone out there, besides her friends....and it's freakin' cold a lot!
HELP

Hold her off for one more winter.

Then let her read all the Minneapolis and mid-west threads titled "It's so cold I want to die" or "If it snows anymore I'm going to die" threads pervasive on this site from November to about April of every year.


Hope that helps

Imago said:

I can't wait to get Muse out here for her first winter. She's gonna freeze to death. In a good way.




As for the topic, I love it here. If I ever move away, I know I'll come back eventually.

Doesn't NE stand for New England? don't you get snow there too?

I love it here but I would live to visit other places

RakelRosalita729 said:

your sig...

It basically sucked a lot when I lived there.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

NEbraska?

KatSkrizzle said:

But still, isn't the heartland of America cold as a witches tit too?

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Mach said:

Ice cube nips?!

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Nebraska is cold and icy. But I think MN is a little tad colder.

The South has thinned my blood, I could NEVER go back to living in that cold!

Imago said:

I've been holding her back for 10 years. 'It ain't gonna hold 'till Monday!'

CarrieMpls said:

I'm all ready waiting for spring in March. I know it's going to more like May in Minnywood?

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Snow is one thing, but sub zero chill factors in 4 monthns a winter is whole different ball game

KatSkrizzle said:

Sorry for any confusion. I'm talking the North East. We get 3 or 4 feet of snow a year. It's heavy and slushy, but it goes away most of the time.

I'm worried about networking a whole new set of peeps. I've been here all my life with friends and family and I'm not an angel. They know I'm an A hole and still love my brown ass....

I love that you're asking the Org for help.

johnart said:

A lillte bit of love...a little bit of desparation

I was born and raised here...moved away to California, Texas and eventually a few places in Ohio...namely the Cleveland area for like 15 years...finally moved back to Minneapolis in 2007...couild not be happier to be backhere...from April to early November....beautiful!

I want to move to Minneapolis oneday,I live in North Carolina. its cold from October to March then its 4 the rest of the year. I love the cold!

I need to move to another state or country....

Rev said:

My first job out of college was in Minneapolis. I moved there in the fall (now I'm from Chi-Town) it started snowing in Oct. I damn near had a breakdown... I hurried up and got the hell out of dodge. But everyones different if you don't have an issues with winter lasting 8 1/2 months.

Oh my word! Minneapolis is a great place to live. Sure it is insanely cold here. Yes, we have freaking artic like weather. But that is the beauty of Minnesota. Nothing like waking up on a cold December morning (Heck, November sometimes). Or going outside your house and seeing that your car is covered with 5-6 feet of snow, that is if you can find your car.

Come on and pay us a visit. Minneapolis is nice.

ya, sure. you betcha!

as long as you drink much beer and apple shots, you will probably be okay. Plus you do have the Mall of America Oooooh! And otherwise you can....Well there's....

Aw fuck it. The only nice thing I can say about Minnesota is I'm glad I only had to be there for 4 years. Oh and food on a stick. My NYer sensibilities are still trying to digest that one....literally!

JellyBean said:

I've been to Minneapolis several times now. I loved it. It was clean and people were polite. But, I'm from New York City and outside of Boston my whole life. We're looking at the sub urbs south east of the cities. What are they going to do with a smart ass Puerto Rican?

BklynBabe said:

Beer isn't a problem. I hate malls and my golf season will shrink to 3 months

Im from Nebraska! I dont live there at the moment but its home..

BklynBabe said:

wow. you must have tried hard to be bored.

The local music scene is awesome, we are second only to NYC in the amount of theatre seats per capita, there are museums galore (art, science, whatever), the lakes the lakes the lakes (it's simply beautiful here, even in the city), there are AMAZING restaurants/food/chefs/YUM representing all cuisines and nationalities, in the summer there is a free festival SOMEwhere every single weekend, and it probably has live music, plenty of art galleries and a decent art scene... I just don't know how someone could think there wasn't much to do. I often suffer from overload knowing there's SO MUCH to do.